Browsing “Daniel Wellington”

“Once, my customer couldn't decide what colour she wanted to dye her hair, so she chose to dye it like a rainbow—literally a bit of  every colour that she wanted!”

“Outside of work and spending time with my fiancé and loved ones, I like going out for a meal by myself sometimes. It’s not that I’m lonely, it’s just how I enjoy spending my alone time—eating and people-watching. My go-to comfort food is the beef noodles from Saap Saap Thai!”

“My English name, Cherrie, was given to me by my dad, and there's a funny story behind it. When he was younger, he saw a cherry pie while travelling in France and he just really liked the sound of it. But regardless, he doesn’t call me by either of my names, just ‘daughter’.”

“I have two sisters, and we’re very close. I’m the middle child—my eldest sister is three years older, and the youngest is six years younger. Although our age gap is very big, we can really vibe.”

“I’m grateful to be in a space of privilege where I can have the ability to look beyond myself, to think about things like social justice issues or how to make the world a better place.”

“My music taste is pretty wide. I’m into quite a huge range like English pop, Chinese and Korean songs, and classical music.”

“My ideal job would be one where I can express myself through words.”

“The fashion scene in Europe is very vibrant—everyone dresses up, even for a small occasion.”

Here in Singapore with her friend for a short getaway, Riho told us she was looking forward to seeing the infinity pool at Marina Bay Sands.

“I’d like to be better at time management, because I make a lot of sacrifices in order to pursue all my hobbies, like giving up sleep and time with friends and family.”

“I’ve always wished for time to stop at my command. Being able to control time would allow me to appreciate everything around me at my own pace.”

“For some reason people are very afraid of the opposite sex when it comes to romance and dating. They’re extremely shy, don’t know what to say, and are just awkward in general.”